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This guide provides a step-by-step example of how to install and configure a Squid server running on Community Enterprise Linux (CentOS) version 6.2, as well as Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Fedora Linux .
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Very useful guide
July 3 2012
By GK Peek
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Format:Kindle Edition
Highly recommended if you would like to follow an experienced engineer and learn how to configure Squid proxy properly! Especially useful layout!
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Not as advertised
Feb 17 2013
By S. Boggs
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Kindle Edition
This was extremely disappointing. More than half of the "book" is about configuring the client browser. He spends time setting up a fake hosts file to make his "example" work. There is no guidance or elaboration on the options in the conf file. I had already googled and found more info than this "book" provides. For 20+ pages i expected a lot more than screen captures of firefox. Or how to make a pac config file. Why was that even included? The title is "Configuring Squid" not "Configuring a browser to use a proxy". The single "By Example" is nothing applicable to the real world. It is too narrow and does not go beyond the essential settings.
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